small things before they can escalate, and helping each other with daily tasks. it's another way to cut down on stress. >> police in the east bay fired their weapons during an arrest. where that happened and what officers are saying about it. protests are planned here in the bay area and across the country on this president's day. where those demonstrations are expected and why planners are focused on president trump. plus. >> the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> a local teenager made the shot of a lifetime, his big moment at the nba all-star game and what he plans to do with all that money. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday, february 17th. a little itchy. scratchy

microphone this morning on a monday morning steve. i think the if i was doing san francisco tourism the slogan should be come to the bay area. you could win $100,000. it's the second time. >> yeah. that's true. >> sports related? right. >> sports related? yes. well said there, pamela. no doubt. and scratch. by the way, that scratch is in your set. it's not with us. so make sure you fix nothing to do with us. a lot of high clouds making for a nice sunrise here. this is more show than go, but it will drag a. sog underneath that veil of high clouds. we had a lot of 30s. now it's 40 to even 50. most of the 30s have disappeared. and the fog? yes. some of that there. santa rosa sold out. i know napa airport has gone from a quarter mile visibility now to ten. livermore has gone from a quarter mile to four. but there are some areas where pockets of fog out there, so watch out for that. tuesday looks better than wednesday. we'll get a weak system, and this may be it for the rest of the month as the way kind of it's looking. so after that then hang on because the weekend looks mostly sunny and

warmer. but for today, it sure is monday with a lot of low clouds and high clouds. might be a little bit of a breeze, but temperatures slightly below average here. upper 50 to low low 60s. all right. let's get to some of that traffic now. >> all right. and we're covering traffic for you this morning. sal has the day off. it has been very light all morning long there in the oakland area. 880, right by the oakland arena. there pretty light on this holiday day. that's pretty nice. >> yeah. let's look at the san mateo bridge now. you can see there is traffic out there, but it seems to be moving right now. i don't want to jinx it, but the san mateo bridge looks pretty good at the moment. >> and over on the bay bridge toll plaza, that has been very light all morning long. we expect that to stay that way. we will continue to check in on all of our traffic cameras around the bay area, and let you know if there are any problems. >> all right. our time is 702. police in san leandro say they fired their weapons at a suspect last night during an arrest. it

happened about 830 last night, around 164th avenue and east 14th street in san leandro. the police say they were came across the suspect. now, at one point, police officers fired their guns, but it appears no one was hit since police say no one was injured. san leandro police are now handing over the investigation to the alameda county sheriff's department. they have not released any information at this time. it is 703 and today is the president's day holiday. demonstrations are planned here in the bay area and around the country protesting the policies of president trump. now, today in oakland, one protest begins at 11 a.m. at fruitvale plaza. it will be followed by a march to lake merritt. and another protest in san francisco begins at noon on van ness avenue. also at noon in san jose, another protest is planned, accuseump ag

an anti-democratic agenda and also taking illegal actions like the immigration crackdown at the southern border. >> presidents day was originally intended to celebrate george washington's birthday, but it has evolved to honor all american presidents past and present. presidents day has fallen on the third monday in february since 1971, when congress passed a bill to move a number of federal holidays to a monday. there will be no regular mail delivery in observance of the federal holiday. banks and stock exchanges are also closed, as wl as most schools and courthouses, and transit agencies will be operating on a sunday or holiday schedule. >> our time is now 704. will peace talks are due to begin this week, aimed at ending russia's war against ukraine. secretary of state marco rubio just arrived overnight in saudi arabia. he'll be meeting with russian officials, but ukraine is not included in those negotiations just yet. ukrainian

president zelenskyy says his country has to be involved in any negotiations. he says he will not accept any decision made without the input from ukrainian leaders. the president trump says president zelensky will be included in the process. analysts say both sides may have to make a move to give something, to make something happen. >> one thing is clear no one is going to walk out of this with everything that they want. it's not going to be the perfect deal for the ukrainians. it's not going to be the perfect deal for the russians. it's not going to be every single thing that the americans would want in this. >> now, president trump has alrey said ukraine is not likely to get membership in nato and get all of its land back. president trump had a phone call meeting with vladimir putin last week. he also talked separately with president zelensky, trying to lay the groundwork for a possible deal. >> hundreds of people gathered in moscow to mark one year since the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. he died

while serving a prison sentence, and officials say he died from natural causes. however, his family and supporters believe he was killed on orders from the kremlin. thousands risked being arrested last year to attend navalny's funeral. >> our time now. 705. jonathan martin, a former stanford university and 49ers offensive lineman, is clearing up allegations that of being bullied by a former teammate when they played for the miami dolphins. the 2013 bullying scandal led to fellow offensive lineman richie incognito being suspended, but martin now tells espn he was never bullied, and it's a story he's been trying to fix for a decade now. martin says he told his parents he didn't like what happened with some of his teammates, and martin claims his parents allegedly escalated the situation. martin was later traded to the 49ers after the bullying allegations went public. incognito went on to

play with the buffalo bills for three seasons, and then for the raiders for two years. well, the nba all-star weekend is over. now the bay area looks ahead to hosting its next major global events. ktvu james torres is at thrive city in san francisco now, where the city is trying to. well, trying to enjoy and look back on a busy few days. good morning james. >> and good morning to you, dave. well, just across the street from chase center on the other side of thrive city, we see all the barricades and all the setup here for all star weekend. all of that slowly getting broken down at this point. but if you ask anyone who spent some time here over the last few days, they'll tell you this was probably one of the most fun weekends in san francisco in a really long time. and even with thousands of people flooding the city, the chaos felt like it was pretty well managed and there was truly something for everyone this weekend. of course, for the basketball and the sports fans, the actual all star events

themselves were a lot of fun to watch. from the dunk contest to the new format of the nba all star game. this is the first major event in the bay area over the span of the next 18 months. of course, next year we'll look ahead to super bowl 60 and the 2026 world cup. and people say it's an exciting time to be here. >> it's great. you know, i think it's been a long time coming to have something of this magnitude in san francisco since the pandemic, bring some life back to the city. and i see, you know, things growing. over the last couple of years, i've seen more people coming into the city for certain things, and this is one of the big ones. the bay area host committee is the organization helping bring these events to the bay area. we will become the first region to ever host those events back to back to back. it predicts these next 18 months will inject $1.4 billion into the local economy and create tens of thousands of

long lasting jobs. so from the great concerts, a new bar at thrive city just debuted in tim, and you pretty much could find a celebrity just about anywhere in the city all weekend long. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james. and warriors superstar steph curry has been named the most valuable player of the 2025 nba all-star game. >> oh, stop. don't do it to him. he said, i told you. >> nba fans from across the country packed san francisco's chase center last night to watch all the magic, the all star game. steph took home the nba trophy following his dazzling performance in thehampionship game of the event's new four team mini tournament. curry said he's proud to be part of the team that hosted this year's all star game. >> it was awesome from start to finish. the hosting experience was unbelievable. i'm not going to complain about being tired or exhausted. this is an honor and

a blessing to be able to, you know, celebrate and share this beautiful bay area that's been a part of my life for the last 16 years. >> and curry's clutch performance led shaq's all star veterans team to victory over international stars. it was a three game event. the first team to reach 40 points won each game. >> you know, steph played just the way i taught him. >> nice job, dave clark. >> well, meantime, an 18 year old community college student from the east bay will never forget the all star game for the rest of his life. >> everyone was rooting for him, and he won $100,000 for sinking an incredible shot at chase center last night. ktvu is andre senior joining us now with the chain of events. everybody going wild. i love this moment. >> steph curry moves.i love it when someone comes out of the crowd and surprises everyone. that's what this young man did. wow. it's just barajas and he grew up in oakland and currently

attends los medanos college. he's now attending, getting national attention in the world of pro basketball and beyond for that three pointer he made on the home court of the golden state warriors last night. check it out. >> keep shooting, keep shooting. shooting. oh my gosh. keep shooting. keep going. oh. he did it. >> i just you know i keep thinking to myself i would never i would have choked if i did that. all right. you saw it right there. the 18 year old looked at steph'se,d thrilled td out crowd and millions of tv viewers by beating the milwaukee bucks star and oakland native damian lillard in that three-point shooting contest. hours later, jaren described his incredible shot on last night's 10:00 news. >> yeah, i missed the first couple shots off to the right and then i saw the clock going down. mr. beast kept saying, just shoot it, just shoot it. kenny tried to give me advice. he said, hold your follow through. shaq told me to shoot

it a bit higher. and then the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> nothing to it. the teenager says his dad surprised him with a ticket to the all star game saturday, just one day before the game. so that means he wasn't out there practicing the entire time, right? he then got another big surprise late yesterday, shortly after he sat down in the nosebleed seats. >> we got to our seats around 330, and then the guy, he was walking around and he said he was just looking for people who got here early because he knows that they're a fan of the game and they enjoy being here. and he asked me a few questions about if i'd want to go down to the court. and i was like, yeah, yeah. >> oh my god. >> so there you go. he did. he got there early. he did. he. well, that set the stage for his date with destiny. the 18 year old went down to the basketball court, made that shot that led to a joyous money bath as the sold out crowd at the all star game stood and cheered. and now

it's complaining about having to go to the nosebleed sections that he was a smart, smart kid. the teenager is now calling his three pointer a life changing event, of course, and he plans to use his prize money to pay for his college education. pam, what did you do this weekend? >> yeah, right. you know what? what a return on investment for the dad. >> yes, it was. and by the way, those nosebleed section tickets were going for $1,000. >> really? >> i have been sitting way up in those seats, and i get there early, and i have not been given this opportunity. >> well, you know, all this weekend friends and i were talking about, oh, they do have nosebleed sections for $1,000, you know, should i just bring in like. >> you should. >> have, you know. yeah. >> and andre, he sat in the money. >> in the money, in the money. well, of course, when you get a chance to do that. >> wow. >> yeah yeah. congrats to jaren. there he is right there again. wow. >> love it. love it. all right. love to be able to show all of you that as well. [music] all right. parts of the southern

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all right. that's one of the top stories we are following for you this morning. police throughout the bay area investigating sideshows. one of the largest was right near the port of oakland. people were hanging out of the car windows while the cars were speeding and spinning. this was near interstate 880. several people are under arrest in connection to a big fight in

downtown san jose. there was. the area was packed with people celebrating valentine's weekend and the nba all-star activities. authorities say police officers tried to break up the fight and arrest those involved, but they were attacked by some of the people there. several officers suffered minor injuries. >> and on this president's day, holiday, protests are planned across the bay area and around the country. demonstrators are accusing president trump of undemocratic and illegal policies, and of actions like the crackdown at the border. one of the biggest protests in the bay area starts at 11:00 this morning in oakland. it will include a march and rally. >> this wednesday marks 83 years since then. president franklin delano roosevelt signed an executive order to relocate japanese-americans into internment camps. people here in the bay area are emphasizing what lessons can still be learned. more than 120,000 people of japanese descent were forced from their homes and sent to internment camps because they

were deemed a threat to national security. 70,000 were american citizens. this weekend, advocates gathered in the kabuki theater in san francisco's japantown to remember the lasting impacts of that order. >> when they removed the leadership of the community, they broke up families. and so all these families lost, you know, their fathers, basically. and so what we're seeing in detention today is exact replication of this dynamic. they're breaking families apart. they're separating them. >> the impact was felt for years financially and emotionally, spanning multiple generations. upon release, many people did not want to talk about the injustices they faced. but organizers of the event say remembering those injustices is key to making sure it never happens again. >> our time now 719. hundreds of people in southern california were at a church in los angeles honoring the lives of the 29 people who died in the recent

wildfires. >> we shall come some. >> very sad and somber ceremony in pasadena was held at all saints church. there was music and prayers as the community mourned the people who died in the wildfires. author john philip newell led the interfaith service. his sister was among the thousands who lost homes in the eaton fire. >> in the twinkling of an eye, it seemed it was all gone to ashes. >> this memorial service also celebrated the resilience of the southern california community. people at the church service say they are determined to rebuild their homes and businesses. >> at least ten people have been killed in a powerful weekend storm that swept across four eastern states. nine of those deaths are in kentucky, where heavy rain has caused widespread flooding. powerful winds are also causing damage to thousands

of homes and businesses. the strong storm is also battering parts of mississippi, alabama and tennessee. one woman says the pounding rain has made it impossible to sleep. >> man, you from the top of my stairs. you could just hear it sound like the ocean. just the water pouring in. >> hundreds of businesses and schools in those four states will likely remain closed tomorrow. >> some fog out there. you guys okay? yeah, a little bit, but not too much. phillip price is up in beautiful napa there. he says happy monday to the president of the bay area weather, mr. pete. now, phillip, i know i owe you money, but i just sent your check out along with dave's check. he goes out and checks the weather for me, so it'll get there. you don't have to remind me. clear skies in napa. then all of a sudden, in 30 minutes with the fog. yes. livermore. half mile visibility. napa airport has been bouncing between a quarter mile and ten. santa rosa sold out sonoma county airport and stockton now

down to. out there at the berkeley ranch, a quarter mile visibility. so some fog and some high clouds. there they are. so that's give us a nice sunrise there. we had 30s. now it's 40s and 50s. you get the cloud cover coming in and that that does it. even hollister's at 40 scotts valley there at 39, in the santa cruz mountains, mid 40s though for most. 47 santa clara, san jose, san martin, morgan hill. so most locations are in the 40s here. 21 truckee. 34 south lake tahoe. las vegas at 4648 in arcata and 45 down in monte so low clouds for the morning or fog. combination of the two and some higher clouds in the afternoon, giving us a mostly cloudy morning here. but there will be some filtered sun, as we like to say, but these higher clouds will continue to filter in here. tuesday looks pretty good. there will be some clouds, but a little bit warmer than wednesday. one more system here to clip us won't be much i think a quarter inch, probably santa rosa north could cover it. probably little to nothing south, but this one looks a little bit more robust than the

one we had early sunday. after that. i mean, there's not much i mean, you see clear lake, 5100, ukiah quarter, russian river probably get a quarter, 1 to 2in of snow. and then that may be it until early march. there are a lot of signs, though. early march could return to being wet. sure. is monday a mix of sun and clouds? a lot of high clouds after some of that morning fog. 5060 on the temps. can we warm it up? for crying out w can, but you have to wait until after thursday. so we head towards friday and right now the weekend is looking sunny, mostly sunny and warmer. >> all right steve. time now 722. more cats tested positive for bird flu along the west coast. we'll tell you what you should know to kee

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the department of agriculture says fixing the nation's chicken and egg crisis will be a top priority. brooke rollins says she's already had briefings about trying to fix the problem, and is working on an avian flu strategy. the price of eggs jumped 15% last month alone, and some stores are limiting the number of eggs customers can buy. >> egg prices have reached an all time high. >> it was a long before i ever got here. it was at an all time this i remember. i've been here for three weeks and when you saw the inflation numbers, i've been here for three weeks. i have had nothing to do with inflation. this was caused by biden. >> now, officials say 148 million birds have already been

killed, 18 million affected in the month of december alone. >> more bird flu cases have been reported in cats along the west coast. oregon's department of agriculture reports two house cats tested positive for bird flu after eating the same contaminated pet food. the families decided to euthanize their cats because their illness was so severe. another woman in oregon put down her two of her cats after they contracted the virus and became very sick. health officials warn cat owners don't feed your pets raw meat or raw milk. >> all right. time now. 727 artificial intelligence made its way to an east bay police department. how facial recognition will help identify suspects and also ■k

illegal sideshows, attracting the police responses on the ground and in the air. where these sideshows happen and what the police are saying about the people taking part in the dangerous sideshows. >> then the red card to the agent and never sign anything.

no fear not. >> community leaders in the north bay mobilizing now to empower the immigrant community. the show of support from students, county leaders and health care workers. as the fear of being deported pushes undocumented families to avoid seeking help. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. garcia is off today. on this holiday presidents day february 17th. but steve paulson is here with what sounds like a pretty good forecast for today. >> not too bad. a lot of high clouds, you guys. some fog, high clouds. tomorrow. looks a little better than one more weak system on wednesday, which will give us some rain. and then after that looks like a lot of sunshine and warmer temps by the end of the week. but we get a lot of these higher clouds just kind of drifting across 40 on the temps had 30s, now it's 40s and 50s on the temps here. we'll get a

little bit more sunshine i think on tuesday. then that system will drag across us on wednesday. the line looks to be about san francisco, marin county, san pablo bay north. it really does. there could be some quarter inch amounts or more, especially around santa rosa north. but after that everything is saying, you know what, that might be it for the for february, but early march, there's hints that that could be wet again. sure is monday though. low clouds, patchy fog, a lot of high clouds, some filtered sun and temps a little bit below average for this time of year. i don't think there's much traffic, but let's ask pam and dave. >> all right. well, it was a very busy one this weekend. >> but pretty light this morning with the holiday. we want to keep track of traffic for you. we're keeping an eye on any potential problems, but so far, very light there in oakland along 880. >> are we going to look any place else? how about the san mateo bridge now? they've they've had a lot of traffic out there, but it's been moving. no problems to report earlier or now. >> it's really one of the more crowded areas, the san mateo bridge. because the boy. this is the look of the oakland toll plaza, the bay bridge toll plaza

that is heading from oakland into san francisco. that has been very light all morning. >> good, good. now the weekend. well, it was a very busy one here in the bay area, filled with a lot of fun things thanks to the nba all star game. >> yeah, but unfortunately, police were also busy with several sideshows. one shutown the bay bridge. that's where ktvu tori gaines is this morning with the details. good morning tori. >> good morning pam. you really got to feel for those people on that bay bridge. they were stuck there. 2:30 a.m. now, we saw sideshows reported in richmond, san francisco, daly city, and right here in oakland. let's get straight to that video so you can take a look at what we saw. now. video those side of those sideshows seem to kick off in richmond late saturday night into sunday morning. it shows a car with a smashed up rear end spinning at high speeds as people hang out the back window. this taking place at the intersection of carlson in 55th street. next up was the intersection of maritime and grand avenue in oakland. video shows major streets blocked by

the activity as police responded on ground as well as in the air. 1:45 a.m. on sunday, a sideshow crowd made its way to daly city, near theçw■ú intersen of mission and kepler streets. now 2:35 a.m. on sunday, that's when things really took off. traffic on the bay bridge came to a halt as a sideshow formed right on the bridge. now, the bridge was shut down for about 15 minutes. just look at all those cars trapped on the bridge. and at 2:35 a.m, like i was saying, you got to feel for those folks now. video also shows police officers making their way around the bridge now that traffic was moving again after about 15 minutes. now we have reached out to chp about what steps they are taking to kind of mitigate the sideshow challenges we have here in the bay area. as soon as we hear back from them, we'll bring you that to you live here on air as well as on ktvu.com. we're live this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you tori.

immigration rights groups across sonoma county are holding several events this holiday weekend. they're designed to raise public awareness of the local programs to protect those who may become targets of deportation. the group say the threat has grown dramatically since president trump has returned to the oval office. one student from santa rosa says she is very concerned for the family. several community based groups, including the rapid response network, say they are prepared to provide legal assistance to immigrants and their families. >> folks have always been people that have sustained our communities and the economy. and, you know, we're just here and that's that's why i'm here to support my parents, my family, you know, that also come from either mixed status, you know, or even my own, my own close friends that i consider

families are also undocumented. >> now, the community activists are also calling on sonoma county law enforcement agencies to refuse to cooperate with federal immigration agents. >> our time now. >> we have a hotline, a 24 hour hotline with bilingual operators, dispatchers. we are there to protect people or to have them call us if there's an ice raid or if they've been stopped in an immigration enforcement. >> the community activists also again calling on local authorities to not cooperate with federal agents. >> all right. our time is 736. the trump administration has fired 20 immigration judges without any explanation. the union that represents federal employees says on friday, 13 of the judges who had yet to be sworn in and five assistant chief immigration judges were fired without notice. two other judges were fired under similar

circumstances in the past week. the trump administration has prioritized mass deportations and also reducing the size of the federal government since the administration took office. >> the trump administration is planning to change k through 12 schools across the country. now, educators say it's still too soon to see if those efforts will affect schools in california. the president says he wants to dismantle the department of education, legalized school vouchers so parents can send their children to private and religious schools, withhold funding from schools that have race o ethnicity curriculum, or offer protections for transgender students, and change title nine, which bans discrimination based on gender. some of those executive orders and efforts have already been blocked by the courts. the el cerrito police department will use artificial intelligence when trying to identify suspects and solve crimes. the department is

partnering with the clearview ai for facial recognition technology. the technology uses algorithms to compare photos or video of a person whose face is visible on camera with other people in the database. the same technology has been used to successfully identify suspects in the capitol riots, and a suspect in a sexual battery case in el cerrito. >> time now 737, in san francisco. a woman was rescued from san francisco bay while a man is still missing after they fell into the bay. it happened saturday night near pier 32, just before 1030, just south of the bay bridge. the firefighters were able to pull the woman from the bay waters. she was taken to the hospital, treated for non-life threatening injuries. firefighters and the coast guard kept searching for the man using boats, thermal imaging and sears officially suspended. called off yesterday at noon. there's no word yet about how those two

people ended up in the bay waters. >> let's check in with steve paulson just so we're prepared. we might have some rain later in the week, right. >> wednesday morning. >> okay. >> and after that, the weekend looks warm. we're going to start nationally though because it's really cold. some of the projections for bismarck, north dakota tomorrow are anywhere from 30 to 40 below on the low, not the windchill. there are record for tomorrow is 37 below in 1874, so they may flirt with a record. but this plunge of cold air is going to really make a statement here over the next couple of days. so that will be a big story going across. not only that, but you know, they've had rain, they've had snow. and denver in the rockies getting a ton of snow right now, especially around the eisenhower tunnel. i've seen a lot of heavy snow. that's not what i wanted to show. i wanted to show you something else here because i'm trying to get to it here, and i'll get to it in just a second. there it is. the fog. santa rosa, zero visibility. stockton was a quarter mile. now four

miles. livermore has been a quarter mile, eight miles now down to two. and the napa airport has been bouncing between a quarter mile a mile to now ten. but i know there's some fog not far away. also, up in the napa county, a lot of high clouds streaming down here, 4050 on the temps here. we had some 30s, but now i think they're all gone. well, scotts valley is one there at 39 degrees, but most locations are in the 40s. 42 in redding, 42 in sacramento. mid 40s bookends fresno and bakersfield, california. at 45, it all started on a 20 watt station in bakersfield, california. low clouds. morning high clouds in the afternoon. and that's going to keep us on our monday. kind of a high cloud day. and tomorrow looks a little better. one more system. wednesday morning should give about a 10th to a quarter of an inch, especially marin county, san pablo bay north. and that may be it for the month. although i should add, there's a lot of positive factors leaning in our direction for early march for a return to rain, but we'll get some on wednesday for today morning. low clouds, fog, and then a mix of sun and clouds.

kind of filtered sunshine. temperatures 50 and 60. you guys. >> all right. thank you steve. meal prepping. some swear by it. others can't be bothered. but if you're looking for a more affordable way to do it, we have you covered when you join us for mornings on two. the nine. >> all right, i'm going to watch. but for now, we want to hear from you about this. let's go over to andre senior. you have our viewer poll of the day. >> i certainly do. we'll get to it. now i'll ask you what you think afterwards. allight. so do you. meal prep for the week. that is our question of the day here first. yes. saves time and money. the other is no. i like my chaos fresh. thank you to producer megan tonti for that one. or only for work, lunches and chaos. fresh 72% right now 14% say yes and only for lunches, 14% as well. but those numbers are changing. go to ktvu.com/vote. let us know what you think about this. i've tried this. i just can't keep it up. >> that's a big lead.

>> i like meal prep. my daughter does it for her work lunches. i mean, it saves you a lot of time. you just make a bunch. i do it for my dog because it saves me money. i mean, honestly, i buy the fresh dog food and then i put it in a little containers, put in the freezer. and, i mean, it saves a lot of money and time and it's there and. >> yeah. >> yeah, i got to take after pam. yeah. she's doing it. the smart. >> get your containers, prep those meals. all right. i'm in the minority, i guess. well no, only for work lunches. that's maybe. >> numbers are moving. >> they're moving. see you. maybe i'm convincing some people as we go to break. we have another look at the poll. please weigh in. there's the qr code you can scan on the top right hand corner of your screen. that will take you right to our poll, and we'll share your results throughout the ning.

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at 744. checking in on some of the stories we're following for you this morning. police in san leandro say they fired their weapons at a suspect during an arrest last night. it happened at about 830 in the area of 1/64 avenue and east 14th street in san leandro. at one point, officers fired their guns, but it appears no one was hit since police say no one was injured. >> on this presidents day holiday, demonstrations are

planned here in the bay area and around the country, protesting the policies of president trump. now, today in oakland, one protest begins at 11 a.m. at fruitvale plaza. it will be followed by a march to lake merritt. another protest in san francisco begins at noon along van ness and also at noon in san jose. another protest is planned, accusing the trump administration of having an anti-democratic agenda and also taking illegal actions like the immigration crackdown at the southern border. >> president trump's plan to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants across the country. we'll talk about that in just a moment. first, let's talk about black history month. we have some great stories that we've been following for you. >> you know, it's something in oakland you may not know about. situated below interstate 880, in west oakland is a recording studio in an area that is steeped in black history. and

inside is an organization called the kingmakers of oakland, led by my friend chris chapman. recently produced a profanity free hip-hop album created by and in celebration of black youth. >> you can play it for the young kids. yeah, the group says. black youth in oakland are often portrayed through a negative lens with this album called black love. they offer an inspiring message of joy, beauty and community resilience. ktvu web producer andre torres and photographer jake lockhart got a look inside. [music] place means everything. mic check. one, two. make sure they're hearing me. my name is alonzo henderson. rocking king makers. these are the makings of a king. yeah. we play the game to win. i'm gonna take one for the team. nah, i mean, i am a program facilitator and a&r and artist for king makers music. we come here, we work with youth.

this is a kind of an incubator for youth to come and just grow in, in different ways, in accessing different levels of education, different levels of artistry and express their creativity. can we go hold our students down and lift our teachers up? so go in and play this in the hood so we can reach the thugs and let my brothers and my sisters know it's more to life because their weapon cannot prosper. if yourorm is right. >> west oakland historically was referred to as the harlem of the west. [music] >> what's up with the beats? >> and so, in keeping to that tradition, this is a creative space that really centers black boys while serving all and really supports young men to find their their voice and music, film, animation, video, tv, podcasting and fashion. >> i grew up listening to neo soul, listening to erykah badu. >> carl tyron. [music] >> folks like mos def, folks

like nas, tupac. [music] i like a lot of classic hip hop. i still like to listen to a lot of jazz, a lot of miles davis. yeah, in my house. so i think those type of things, those type of genres, really influence those kind of vibes. i get to work on films, i get to do music here. i get to record music, write music, produce music. >> i can feel it in my blood and my bones and in my genes. i know that time is coming, my desire to be free. my name is khalil chapman. i'm the director of the fellowship initiative, which is our college access program here with i walk with all love because spirit is guiding me. allow me to be thankful for what is inside of me. it was a blessing to, like, work together in this capacity with alonzo. we're like work side by side with the fellowship initiative. so to step in the studio and kind of bring the same energy, a lot of what we try to do is take it back with some history, bring

some facts and some information in so that young people can really be inoculated and surrounded by positive imagery, positive messaging. but some of it is just like the relaxed feeling of some neo-soul vibes. some of it feels like driving by the lake on a sunday. [music] because that experience that we had as young folks in oakland felt love. we knew that to be love. and so yeah, the album will kind of bring you to different, different spots. >> i put that pen to that paper and set my spirit free. >> it is profanity free, but the realest thing is that it's life affirming. and for me, that's more about like writing about what i believe. like writing about what i live, where i'm from, whose i am the people that i represent, like that experience in my life isn't negative and doesn't actually represent anything that i would need to use profanity for. >> give me so healing to love.

>> yeah, the music influences that that list is really, really long. even when we think about just hearing the bay with like tony, tony, tony. >> gucci baby, let me hear you say, oh. [music] >> and too short and the jacka and all of these like, brilliant folks who, who kind of created a sound, a soundtrack to where we're from. >> and my skin and i. [music] know it comes from within. >> and so the album black love is really a reclamation of our beauty, brilliance and innate greatness. and that that we love each other. we come from a culture that is vibrant, that is beautiful, that is influenced folks, not not only just within oakland, the bay through the united states, but globally. >> and in writing this, this album, we wanted it to be for everybody, for everybody's ears, for everybody to listen to. even though it's called black love, everybody can contribute to black love, and everybody can benefit from black love. and

everybody deserves some black love in their life. you saw the light. so we flipping the switch and we going to change the storyline and get to flipping the script. it's all love. >> i know you feeling the love. if it's real to us. >> it's all love. cis chapman just told me about that studio. said you got to come by and see it. you're right. many of the people involved say the king makers music reminds us the potential for hope and change lies mainly within oakland's youth. the album, by the way, is downloadable on your favorite streaming platform. >> all right, not a bad monday. a lot of high clouds, though, some fog underneath that and we'll get some rain. it looks like wednesday morning. not a lot. most of it will be north. but today, though, you're dealing with a lot of high clouds. 40 on the temps had 30s. now they're all gone 40s and 50. and to the north and sonoma was 39, now 40 degrees occidental's in there. healdsburg low 40s. cloverdale also sebastopol more

mid 40s though in marin county, 30 up in reno, 25 in truckee and 32 down to 34 south lake tahoe. a lot of high clouds spilling over tomorrow, probably about the same. and then a weak system will drag across us on wednesday. this looks to be about san francisco, marin county, san pablo bay north, i think, you know, 13 100. so quarter of an inch would probably cover it. and that would be up in the lake county and also mendocino county, but probably russian river as well. west healdsburg in there. that'd be on wednesday. today, though, it sure is monday. a lot of a lot of high clouds just kind of spilling in here. and 5060 on the temps after wednesday's system, though. if you can hang in there at least friday, saturday look pretty good. a lot of cloud cover could be dancing in here though around sunday, but temperatures will be above average. >> all right steve, thank you. time now. 753 the celebrations in chinatown get even sweeter. we'll get an inside look at the candy treats for ringing in the lunar new year. and then coming up at 8:00, we'll take you to santa cruz. you're going to meet

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probationary employees who examine the safety of food ingredients, medical devices and tobacco products were fired on saturday. the total number of the employees affected. that's not clear. as many as 5200 probationary employees were expected to be cut through. the entire department of health and human services. now, the trump administration is asking the u.s. supreme court to let it fire the head of the federal agency that protects whistleblowers. a court blocked the firing of hampton dellinger, who leads the office of special counsel. dellinger argued the law only allows him to be fired over problems with his job performance, and that was not cited in his dismissal email earlier this month. time now 757. an arts organization in san francisco's chinatown celebrated the end of the lunar new year with everything from music to candy making. >> and you see, the white powder is the cornstarch to make sure

the molasses won't stick together. >> now, three different organizations and artists gathered at edge on the square over the weekend. candy artist derek tam was there. he's making what's called dragon beard. it's one of the few remaining candy makers making that traditional sweet. >> i'm the fifth generation to make this candy in my family. i learned this from my dad. those dragon beard with the long life. so in the past, this thing was only served to the emperor. i want to show this traditional arts to the others. oh. >> there were also craft opportunities for some hands on paper lantern making. and the city of oakland is getting ready for its own lunar new year parade this coming weekend. this year is the third year there has been a lunar new year parade in oakland's chinatown. organizers say it was challenging putting on the parade this year because of city budget cuts, but hyundai stepped in as a sponsor to pay all the costs. the oakland chinatown improvement council is

hoping this year's festivities are jusas successful as last september's night market, where thousands of people showed up and the vendors sold out. >> we have restaurant owners, we have small mom and pops. we have grocery people actually come to oakland chinatown. we're a hub from people all over the bay area. oakland chinatown is a living, breathing community. >> more than 40 organizations are taking part. about 600 people are due to march in the parade on top of the live performances, including lion dancers and drummers. there will also be an imported car show this year. the festival and parade is set for this saturday. it will start and end at wilma chan park. >> the cultural demonstration draws hundreds to sonoma county. the demands from students and immigrant advocates, amid increased pressure from the trump administration. then nba

all-star weekend. now in the books. fans from all over the world drawn to san francisco and beyond. the best moments that fans experienced with or without a ticket. and then. >> i could do for a long time, for years and years. and then. and then i started doing things like around the shoulder. >> whoa. taking pizza, making to the next level. how the chefs do acrobatics gained the title of world champion. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. welcome to mornings on two. at 8:00, you look live across the oakland estuary towards downtown san francisco. you can see a little bit of fog in the air this morning. we're going to find out what your day is going to be looking like in just a moment. but first, thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday, february 17th. we have a holiday so traffic's been pretty light. steve paulsonay g. >> not too bad. yeah, i mean, a little chill this morning, but a lot of high clouds, a lot of fog. it will be one of those

kind of days. mix of sun and clouds, temperatures upper 5060. we're starting off with 40s and 50s had some 30. not any more. at one time. walnut creek was in there, menlo park? no, no, that's all 40s now. we'll get a lot of high clouds today and tomorrow. then a weak system will drag across us. wednesday morning looks to be about san francisco, oakland, north, south and east. of that, i doubt much happens. and then after that, temperatures are all pointing towards a warm up here by the time we get to friday into saturday. sure is a monday. low clouds, a lot of high clouds, some filtered sun and near average on the temps, but slightly below upper 50s to low 60s. all right, let's get back to pam and andre. >> all right. thank you steve. keeping an eye on traffic for you this morning. the holiday has proven to be pretty light for the most part. as we take you around a couple of spots in the bay area, there's a look at 880 in oakland. traffic moving nicely in both directions. the one crowded spot has been the san mateo bridge. all morning long we've seen traffic in both directions. no big problems. moving along fine, but it is a little bit more crowded over there. bay bridge toll plaza,

though, has been pretty empty. it feels like we've shown the same, like six cruising across e bridge there, headed for san francisco. >> bragging about it because, you know, it's just great to. >> see that. it's pretty nice if you do have to work today. boy. >> it's there's a there's a nice holiday for you. you get to cruise into work. it has been really exciting. but the nba all-star weekend is over. >> yes it is. the bay area now looking ahead to hosting its next major global event here ktvu. james is live from thrive city, where the city is trying to bow on a busy few days. how you doing, james? >> and good morning to you, andre and pam. well, you can see the rental trucks behind me here. all the event rental trucks that are packing up some of the barricades that were set up all around chase center. a lot of breakdown going on this morning. should only be here for the next couple of hours. but you can ask a number of people who spent some time in san francisco over the weekend, and they'll tell you this was probably one of the most fun

weekends in the city that they've had in a really long time. and even with thousands of people flooding into san francisco, all the chaos seemed pretty well managed and there was truly something for everyone. for all the basketball and sports lovers. all the actual all star events. there were a lot of fun to watch. from the dunk contest to the new format of the nba all star game that was debuted this year here at chase center, and this is the first major event in this 18 month span in the bay area. next year, we'll look ahead to super bowl 60 and the 2026 fifa world cup down at levi's stadium in santa clara. and people say the whole 18 month span here, it's going to be a really exciting time. >> it's great. you know, i think it's been a long time coming to have something of this magnitude pandemic. bring some life back to the city. and i see, you know, things growing. over the last couple of years, i've seen more people coming into the city for certain things, and this is

one of the big ones. >> in the bay area. host committee is the organization helping bring those big ones to the bay area. it will be the first region to host three these three events back to back to back. and it predicts that these next 18 months will inject $1.4 billion into the local economy and create tens of thousands of long lasting jobs. so over the weekend, there were great concerts. a new bar at thrive city debuted just in time, and if you walked around anywhere in san francisco, there was easily a celebrity sighting all around town. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james, thank you so much for your time. warriors superstar steph curry was named the most valuable player of the 2025 nba all-star game, held here, of course, in the bay area. >> oh, steph, don't do it to me. he said i told you. >> well, nba fans from across the country packed chase center

last night for the 74th nba all-star game. curry took home the nba trophy following his dazzling performance in the championship game of the event's new four team mini tournament. curry says he was proud to be part of the team that hosted this year's all-star game. >> it was awesome from start to finish. the hosting experience was unbelievable. i'm not going to complain about being tired or exhausting. this is an honor and a blessing to be able to, you know, celebrate and share this beautiful bay area that's been a part of my life for the last 16 years. >> well, curry's clutch performance led shaq's old guy all teams to victory over chuck's global stars. it was a three game event, the first team to reach 40 points. well, they won the game. >> well, today is the president's day holiday. it was originally intended to celebrate george washington's birthday, but evolved to honor all u.s. presidents, past and present. presidents day has fallen on the

third monday in february since 1971, when congress passed a bill that moved a number of federal holidays to a monday. so there will be no regular mail delivery in observance of the federal holiday, banks and the stock exchange closed, as well as most schools and courthouses, and many public transit agencies will be on a sunday or holiday schedule. >> well, today is the president's day holiday, of course, and demonstrations are planned here in the bay area and around the country protesting the policies of president trump. today in oakland, one protest will start at 11 a.m. at fruitvale plaza, followed by a march to lake merritt. and another protest at san francisco starts at noon on van ness avenue. also at noon in san jose, another protest is planned, accusing the trump administration of having anti-democratic agenda and also taking illegal actions like the immiat crackdown at the southern border.oss sonoma county are holding several

events this weekend. >> they're designed to raise public awareness of the local programs to protect those who may become targets of deportation. the groups say that the threat has grown dramatically since president trump was sworn into office last month. one student from santa rosa says she's very concerned about her family. >> i'm out here to, of course, support our immigrant migrant communities. from immigrant parents myself who are in. so my dad's family, they are purepecha and on my mom's side, they're nahua. they immigrated here when they were pretty young. my father was 14 and my mom was about four years old. >> several community based groups, like the rapid response network, say they are prepared to provide legal assistance to immigrants and their families. they're handing out cards with important information. >> we have. >> thousands of cards, red cards that tell immigrants their rights don't open the door. i'm not going to speak with you. i

don't have to sign anything. i'm not going to sign anything. if i'm not under arrest, may i >> the community activists are also calling on sonoma county law enforcement agencies to refuse to cooperate with federal mi >> it's 807 this morning. sonoma county residents are being asked for their input on how the county handled the latest heavy rain storm. the county is taking surveys to try and improve emergency response efforts for the county movin the heavy storms earlier this month caused nearly $9 million in damages and killed three people. it also caused major flooding and road closures, power failures and landslides. to take the survey, visit the sonoma county website. all right. pizza chefs make it look easy. they certainly do. tossing and spinning the dough in the air to create the perfect crust. but there is a method to all that madness. i always wish i could do that. >> doesn't it look? seems like i would make a complete mess. i even tried. but there's one bay area chef just won an award for

doing that. a local pizza spinner at sleight of hand pizza in santa cruz, known for world worldwide for his skills. take a look at some of this. justin watson has won the world pizza spinning competition 13 times. he's even been on nationwide talk shows to discuss it. he found his calling at the age of 13. >> i said in high school i would be a famous pizza maker and at y family, i would drive them nuts because i'd be spinning pillows, watching tv. >> spinning and tossing pizza dough runs in his family. the family owned and operated pizza restaurant where he was growing up. but he says he also used to practice on damp towels. now there's your secret. >> i know i was. >> thinking the same thing. he runs his own local pizza shop now, using a pop up shop using a wood fired oven. watson also enjoys paying it forward by teaching others the techniques and helping people put their own

spin on it. >> i thought it would be at this level for sure. and i didn't think i'd be traveling to europe or istanbul or canada. i never gave up. i worked very hard to get where i'm at. >> wow. he says his success came from years of practice and patience. you can see him in action at sleight of hand pizza or on mission street at belfair brewing every thursday in santa cruz. all right. we've been talking about meal prepping. some people sweary thers can't be bothered. if you're looking for a more affordable way to do it, we have you covered. when you join us for mornings on two the nine, we're going to talk more about that. but right now we're asking you, do you meal prep for the week. your your options. there are yes. saves time and money. no i like my chaos fresh and only for work lunches. so seems to be fairly evenly split between the first two. but to weigh in, you can scan that qr code on the top

right hand side of your screen and let us know what you think. i like meal prepping if you have time. >> came down right bef■+e the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. [music]. >> an east bay resident makes the shot of his life, his big moment at the nba all-star game that he's calling life changing. >> and a school bus spreading love through basketball. the bay area stops where familiar faces showed off their skills. >> after a car accident. [music] beware of insurance companies bearing small checks. if you've been injured, you may feel pressured to settle too soon and for too little money. don't be fooled. the minute you sign, your claim is over. no matter how serious your injuries are or how many bills comeater, choose jacoby and meyers. for over 50 years, we've turned low insurance off settlements. call us and find out what we can win for you. jacoby and meyers ec se

taking a look at the stories we're following for you this morning. police throughout the bay area are now investigating a series of sideshows. one of the

largest was near the port of oakland. people were hanging out of the car windows while the vehicles were speeding and spinning. near interstate 880. several people are under arrest in connection to a big fight in downtown san jose. the area was packed with people celebrating valentine's weekend and the nba all-star game. but authorities say police officers tried to break up the fight and arrest those involved, and then they were attacked. several officers suffered minor injuries. >> well, on this president's day, protests are planned across the bay area and throughout the us. demonstrators accused president trump of undemocratic and illegal policies and actions like the crackdown at the border. one of the biggest protests will start at 11 a.m. in oakland, and will include a march and a rally. >> well, california's insurance commissioner plans to meet with state farm executives next month to discuss the company's request for an emergency rate increase. state farm wants to raise rates by 22% for homeowners on may 1st, saying that the los angeles

wildfires created a dire situation. the commissioner, ricardo lara, says the insurer has not met the conditions for that increase under state law. he says state farm will have to answer questions about its finances in a meeting now set for february 26th. all right. best story for of the day for a while, an 18 year old community college student from the east bay will remember the all star game for the rest of his life. >> because he won $100,000. you know, of course, for sinking an incredible shot at chase center last night. his name jaren barajas. he grew up in oakland, currently attends los medanos college. now getting national attention in the world of pro basketball and beyond for that three pointer he made on the home court of the golden state warriors last night. >> keep shooting. keep shooting. keep shooting. oh my gosh. keep shooting. [music] keep going. oh. he did it.

>> he just shut it down. boom! nothing but net. you saw it there. the 18 year old thrilled the sold out crowd. millions of tv viewers too, by beating milwaukee bucks star and oakland native damian lillard in the three-point shooting contest. hours later, jaren describes his incredible shot on last night's 10:00 news. >> yeah, i missed the first couple shots off to the right and then i saw the clock going down. mr. beast kept saying, just shoot it, just shoot it. kenny tried to give me advice. he said, hold your follow through. shaq told me to shoot a bit higher, and then the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> the teenager says his dad surprised him with a ticket to the all star game on saturday, just one day before the big game. then he got another big surprise late yesterday, shortly after he sat down in his nosebleed seats. >> we got to our seats around 330, and then the guy, he was walking around and he said he

was just looking for people who got here early because he knows that they're a fan of the game and they enjoy being here. and he asked me a few questions about if i'd want to go down to the court. and i was like, yeah, yeah. >> oh my god. >> yeah, of course. yeah. that set the stage for his date with destiny. he went down to the basketball court, made that shot, and that led to a joyous money bath as the sold out crowd at the star all star game stood and cheered him on. look at that. when you get a chance to do something like that. >> oh, i love it. >>as cool too. look at that. i want to do that. yeah. teenagers now calling his three pointer a life changing event. and he plans to use his prize money to pay for his college education. incredible. yeah. >> love it, love it, love it. >> you number three. oh. >> all right. steph curry makes it look so easy. right. look at that. in a suit one handed. boom. one of many schools he visited. whatever. another.

another day in the life of steph curry. he visited schools around the east bay with hoop busts to shoot some free throws with students starting earlier this month. the hoops visited 17 total schools from vallejo to richmond and from hercules to oakland. >> hey. >> you know what? >> she's got. >> it too. ayesha curry not bad, right? >> i think the whole family, they. the whole family's got game. >> learn from. >> the best, right? >> her free throw skills, showing them off their hoop. us nonprofit that brings mobile basketball into communities. the converted all electric yellow bus says basketball hoops on each side. the hoop bus team focuses on cities that sometimes get left behind. way to go, aisha! >> remember to go to places you know. a lot of places get bad we spend the whole day in oakland with mr. fab and often, like, places like this get bad press, but like often where it

is bad news, there's also the most love and genuine and kind and real authentic people. >> are nice. the nonprofit started in venice beach and meals and more to schools and communities. it also made on tht recent trip. >> i like that. >> like they converted the bus. >> i love it. >> mobile basketball spot. i used to curry steph curry. >> you know what? t a lot for so many communities and nonprofits. they really do a lot. >> i start to think that maybe steph learned his moves from asia. no, i just saw. >> a few people in family have some talent there. >> you know who else has a lot of talent and is always dropping three pointers to paulson. >> who came in, who came in. we're starting nationally, you guys, because there could be some records set tomorrow, some really cold records. bismarck, north dakota tomorrow. the forecast low is 40 below. that

would break the old market 37 below way back in 1874. but this plunge of cold air is going to be the big story going into tomorrow. so if you have travel plans, bundle up. also, snow in the rockies. lots of it there. and that whopper of a system just went just exit stage right there into the atlantic. but for us a little bit of fog. petaluma airport now santa rosa is in there. napa airport. livermore has been but it looks like most of it now looks to be to the north. so we have low clouds, high clouds and some fog. these higher clouds drifting across made for a nice sunrise there, but 40 now and 50 on the temps here up in the mountains 20 and 30. reno 3125 in truckee, 33. in south lake tahoe. a lot of high clouds today. tomorrow system will drag across us wednesday morning for some rain. not a lot. looks about, you know, marin county, san pablo bay north again. i would think a quarter inch might for most, but for today it sure is monday. but a mix of sun, some sun. it's filtered sun. a lot of high clouds kind of drifting in. so 5060 on the temps after wednesday though, all signs say

friday and saturday look sunny and warmer. sunday, though, could be a little tricky. a lot of cloud cover, but it still looks pretty mild. you guys. >> all right. thank you steve. it is considered one of the darkest periods in u.s. history. the events here in the bay area, with the goal of learning from the internment of japanese americans

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to its 824. this wednesday marks 83 years since then president franklin d roosevelt signed an executive order to relocate japanese-americans into internment camps. now, people in the bay area are emphasizing what learned. more than 120,000 people of japanese descent were forced from their homes and sent to internment camps because they were deemed a threat to national security. 70,000 of them were american citizens. this weekend, advocates gathered at the kabuki theater in san francisco's japantown to remember the lasting impacts of that order. >> they removed community, theyp families. and so all these families lost, you know, their fathers, basically. and so what we're seeing in detention today is an exact replication of this dynamic. they're breakingpo families apart. they're separating them. >> the impact was felt for years financially and emotionally,

spanning multiple generations. upon release, many people did not want to talk about the injustices they faced. but organizers of the event say remembering those injustices is key to making sure it never happens again. >> well, hundreds of people in southern california were at a church in los angeles to honor the lives of the 29 people who died in the recent- [music] wildfires. >> we shall come some. >> the somber ceremony in pasadena held at all saints church. there was music and prayers as the community mourned the people who lost their lives in the wildfires. author john philip newell led the interfaith service. his sister was among the thousands of people who lost their homes in the eaton fire. >> in the twinkling of an eye, it seemed it was all gone to ashes. >> the memorial service also celebrated the resilience of the southern california community. people at the church service say

they are determined to rebuild their homes and businesses. protesters set to make their voices heard today against elon musk. the bay area demonstrations calling for a boycott of tesla. >> and artificial intelligence made its way to an east bay police department. how facial recognition will help identify suspects and s ve crime h3

illegal street takeovers. we have a look at some dangerous sideshows, one even shutting down the bay bridge. >> the red card to the agents and never sign anything. n >> fiuminata- [music] empowering local immigrants. the show of support from students, county leaders and healthcare workers as fear of deportation pushes undocumented families t avoid seeking help. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. hello, i'm pam cook. garcia is off. >> today and i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. it is monday, february 17th. you can see what it looks like right here in that live picture along the oakland estuary right behind us. let's find out what the weather is going to be like. here's steve paulson. good morning. >> a lot of high clouds, fog you guys. not bad. but just, you know, a lot of high clouds drifting in here. 40s on a lot of the temps, a couple of 50s,

mainly 40s. and they're just spilling over the ridge. so look for a lot of high clouds, some, you know, filtered sun. a weak system will brush us on wednesday morning. and then i after that we're good to go for upper 60s by the time we get to friday saturday. but it sure is a monday and it will be a lot of low clouds, some thick fog out there,ot, but a little bit. and then a lot of high clouds. temperatures near average but still slightly below upper 50s and low 60s. i don't think there's any traffic, but let's find out. >> no. no traffic to tell you about, but we'll start with this. this weekend was a very busy one here in the bay area filled with fun thanks to the nba all star game. >> yeah, unfortunately, though, police were also very busy with several sideshows. one shut down the bay bridge. that's where ktvu tori gaines is this morning with the details. tori. >> goo pam. you said it just a moment ago. these sideshows can be quite dangerous. and they were reported in richmond, oakland, daly city, as well as in san francisco. let's get straight to

that video so you can see what it was looking like. those sideshows seem to kick off in richmond late saturday night into early sunday morning. the video shows a car with a smashed rear end spinning at high speeds as people hang out the side window. now this all taking place at the intersection of carlson and 55th street in richmond. next up was the intersection of maritime and grand avenue in oakland. video shows major streets blocked by the activity as police responded via ground as well as in the air. now, by 1:45 a.m. on sunday, a sideshow crowd made its way to daly city near the intersection of mission and buffler streets. now, traffic on the bay bridge came to a halt at 2:35 a.m. on sunday as the sideshow formed right there on the bridge. that bridge shut down for about 15 minutes. just look at all those cars trapped on the bridge. and at 2:35 a.m, you really got to feel for those folks that are stuck on there. now, video shows police officers making their way around the

bridge, taking photos and videos of the vehicles that were there. that traffic was moving again after 15 minutes. now we have reached out to chp across the bay area, as well as local police departments where those sideshows took place. we're wondering what they're doing, what steps they might be taking to try and mitigate the sideshow problem that we have right here in the bay area. we'll bring you that and more right here on mornings on two. we're live this morning from the bay bridge toll plaza. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> tori thank you. today, demonstrators are set to gather outside of san francisco's tesla showroom to protest elon musk's involvement in the government. organizers say the peaceful protest on van ness will start at about noon. it's one of other recent protests held to denounce musk's involvement in the white house. >> there were several events across sonoma county designed to promote cultural diversity. also, to raise public awareness of the local programs that are

available to help protect those who may become targets of deportation. the group say the threat has grown dramatically since president trump returned to the oval office. >> immigrant folks have always been people that have communiti. and, you know, we're just here and that's that's why i'm here to support my parents, my family, you know, that also come from either mixed status, you know, or even my own, my own close friends that i consider families are also undocumented. >> several community based groups, including the rapid response network, say they are prepared to provideegal assistance to immigrants and their families. >> we have a hotline, a 24 hour hotline with bilingual operators, dispatchers. we are there to protect people or to have them call us if there's an ice raid or if they've been stopped in an immigration enforcement. >> the community activists are also calling on sonoma county

law enforcement agencies to refuse to cooperate with federal immigration agents. >> time now is 8.34. the trump administration has fired 20 immigration judges without explanation. the union that represents federal workers say on friday 13 of the judges who had yet to be sworn in and five assistant chief immigration judges were dismissed without notice. two other judges were fired under similar circumstances in the past week. the trump administration has prioritized mass deportations and shrinking the size of the federal government since taking office. >> well, the trump administration also wants to change k throughut educators say it's still too soon to see if those efforts will affect schools in california and whether or not he can actually make these changes. president trump says he wants to dismantle the department of education, legalize school vouchers so that parents can send their children to private and religious schools, withhold funding from schools that have ra ethnicity curriculum, or offers protections for

transgender students, and change title nine, which bans discrimination based on gender. now, some of those executive orders and efforts have already been blocked by the courts. >> san jose police say they have arrested several people after a huge fight broke out downtown over the weekend. it happened early sunday morning around 1230 near san pedro square, which was busy with valentine's day celebrations and nba all-star events. san jose police say a big fight broke out and turned into a brawl. police say when they tried to arrest people who were involved, other people tried to attack them, starting another fight. visitors to san pedro square say they're surprised by the violence. >> some of that stuff is more personal. it's not random attacks and stuff lt people gots with each other, but that's about it. >> well, police say some officers involved in the fight have minor injuries, but nobody else was hurt. downtown business owners say they are working together to provide security and keep their customers as safe as possible. >> the el cerrito police department will now use

artificial intelligence when trying to identify suspects and solve crimes. the department is partnering with clearview ai for facial recognition technology. the technology uses algorithms to compare photos or video of a person whose face is visible on camera with other people in a database. that same technology has been used to successfully identify suspects in the capitol riots, and a suspect in a sexual battery case in el cerrito. >> a woman was rescued and a man is still missing after they fell into the san francisco bay. it happened before 1030 saturday night near pier 32, just south of the bay bridge. firefighters managed to pull the woman from the water. she was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. firefighters and the coast guard continue to search for the male victim u thermal imaging and drones. the search was officially suspended at noon yesterday. there is no word yet on how the two ended up in the water in the first place. >> the california highway patrol wants to bring more women into its ranks. the chp academy in

west sacramento held a recruiting event. more than 100 women signed up. the agency says currently, only 6% of its force are women. one interested applicant says she is ready to break barriers and show the world that women are more than ready to step up. >> i have an 11 year old daughter that i want to show that no matter what obstacles come or what type of profession, it seems like ” woman shouldn't be in, it is definitely possible. >> to join the academy. you do have to be between the ages of 21 and 35, and be able to pass the physical agility test. starting pay more than $120,000 a year for new officers, and the officers also get to retire at 50 with full medical benefits for life. >> 838 your time. all right. steve paulson. it's a holiday for many people. they're off work. so what's it going to look like for them as we look live behind us in downtown oakland? >> a lot of high clouds. nice. dry. that's the good news here, but a lot of high clouds. so

it's not a sunny day and some fog. santa rosa, petaluma in their napa airport. zero visibility. livermore has been bouncing around a quarter mile to seven miles now, but most of it looks to be north. but some of these higher clouds in the low clouds will give us a lot of gray here. some sun filtering through, but you can see that band and veil of high clouds drifting over us right now might be a little bit more sunny afternoon, but there'll be plenty of high clouds cruising on by 4050 on your temps at 30. and then all of a sudden cloud cover came in or the fog. and that took care of that. 25 up in truckee, 41 in mammoth and 36 mount shasta. so much warmer there, the higher clouds as well, coming in probably about the same tuesday as the way it looks. and that system back there will drag across us wednesday morning. it does look like some rain about marin county, san pablo bay north. i doubt there's much south. i think there'll be a little bit more than this, but it will be similar to the sunday system, although i think there'll be a little bit more than that, especially santa rosa north. it sure is monday. a mix of sun and clouds, but a lot of high clouds there, just kind of drifting

across. so 5060 on the temps after wednesday though, we kick that system out by thursday. friday into saturday look mild to warm. in fact maybe a few pushing the upper 60s. you guys. >> steve thank you. west oakland recording studio taking charge of local narratives. we hear from the group behind a new album produced by and celebrating ay

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mornings on two. it's 842. some of the stories we're following for you this morning. police in san leandro say they fired their weapons at a suspect during an arrest last night. it happened at about 830 in the area of 164th avenue and east 14th street in san leandro. at one point, officers fired their guns, butt one was hit since police say no one was injured. >> on this presidents day holiday, demonstrations are planned in the bay area and around the country to protest the policies of president trump. today in oakland, one protest will start at 11 a.m. at fruitvale plaza, followed by a march to lake merritt. another protest in san francisco starts at noon along van ness. also at noon in san jose, another protest is planned, accusing the trump administration of having an anti-democratic agenda and also taking illegal actions like the immigration crackdown at the southern border. >> president trump's plan to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants has sparked protests across the country. a new group,

rights over borders, took to the streets over the weekend, marching more than 20 miles to bring attentiongration reform. the protesters gathered at san mateo city hall and marched along el camino real to daly city. they want the u.s. government to update the immigration registry. >> well, situated below in westd is a recording studio in an area steeped in black history. inside an organization called kingmakers of oakland that recently produced a profanity free hip hop album created by and in celebration of black youth. >> yeah, the group says black youth in oakland are often portrayed through a with this ad black love. they offer an inspiring message of joy, beauty and community resilience. ktvu web producer andre torres and photographer jesse lockhart got a look inside. [music] >> this place means everything.

mic check. one, two. make sure they're hearing me. my name is alonzo henderson. rocking king makers. these are the makings of a king. yeah, we play the game to win. i'm gonna take one for the team. nah, i mean, i am a program facilitator and a&r and artist for king makers music. we come here, we work with youth. this is a kind of an incubator for youth to come and just grow in different ways, in accessing different levels of education, different levels of artistry, and express their creativity. can we go hold our students down and lift our teachers up? so go in and play this in the hood so we can reach the thugs and let my brothers and my sisters know it's more to life because that weapon cannot prosper if your form is right. >> west oakland historically was referred to as the harlem- [music] of the west. >> the beats. >> and so, in keeping to that tradition, this is a creative space that centers black

boys will serving all and really supports young men to find their voice and music, film, animation, video, tv, podcasting and fashion. >> i grew up listening to neo soul, listening to erykah badu all. [music] folks like mos def, folks like nas, tupac. >> on the scene. i like a lot of classic hip hop. i still like to listen. >> to a lot of jazz, a lot of miles davis. yeah, in my house. so i think those type of things, those type of genres, really influence those kind of vibes. i get to work on films, i get to do music here. i get to record music, write music, produce music. >> i can feel it in my blood and my bones and in my genes. i know that time coming, my desire to be free. my name is khalil chapman. i'm the director of the fellowship initiative, which is our college access program here with i walk with all love

because spirit is guiding me. allow me to be thankful for what is inside of me. it was a blessing to like, work together in this capacity. with alonzo, we're like work side by side with the fellowship initiative. so to step in the studio and kind of bring the same energy, a lot of what we try to do is take it back with some history, bring some facts and some information in so that young people can really be inoculated and surrounded by positive imagery, positive messaging. but some of it is just like the relaxed feeling of some neo-soul vibes. some of it feels like driving by the lake on a sunday. [music] because that experience that we had as young folks in oakland felt like love. we knew that to be love. and so yeah, the kind o different, different spots. >> i put that pen to that paper and set my spirit free. >> it is profanity free, but the realest thing is that it's life affirming. and for me, that's more about like writing about

what i believe. like writing about what i live, where i'm from, whose i am the people that i represent. like that experience in my life isn't negative and doesn't actually represent anything that i would need to use profanity for. >> it be so healing to love. >> yeah, the music influences that that list is really, really long. even when we think about just hearing the bay with like, tony, tony, tony. >> good to you, baby. let me hear you say, oh. >> and too short and the jacka and all of these like, brilliant folks who, who kind of created a sound, a soundtrack to where we're from. >> in my skin and i. know it comes from within. >> and so the album black love is really a reclamation of our beauty brands and innate greatness and that that we love each other. we come from a

culture that is vibrant, that is beautiful, that is influenced folks, not not only just within oakland and the bay through the united states, but globally. >> and writing this, this album, we wanted it to be for everybody, for everybody's ears, for everybodyli to. even though it's called black love, everybody can contribute to black love, and everybody can benefit from black love, and everybody deserves some black love in their life. you saw the light. so we flipping the switch and we going to change the storyline and get to flipping the script. it's all love. [music] >> i know you feel in love. if it's so really to us. >> when you involved, say king makers, music should remind us of the potential for hope and change largely lies within oakland's youth. you can find the album downloadable on your favorite streaming platform. >> little bit of fog out there, a lot of high clouds, but some of this fog reducing visibility now not far away may be an

issue, but for some it can be. napa airport says zero visibility so that that can throw cordelia maybe american canyon into the mix. highway 29 petaluma airport has gone from 0 to 1, and santa rosa half mile. livermore at one time was. but now it looks to be okay. a lot of high clouds streaming across us, so the combination of these two will give us a mostly cloudy. partly sunny day. filtered sun there. 40s 50s on the temps. had some 30s in the cloud. cover came in not only low and high clouds, they disappred pretty fast. 28 truckee 33 south lake tahoe. reno's in the mid 30s. 39 in minden, carson city. on the mild side 43. looks like tuesday will be similar. i think we'll get a lot of high clouds kind of drifting in here wednesday. a weak system will drag across us. i think it will be similar to sunday. most of it will be about marin county, san pablo bay north. i think there'll be a little bit more than this. i would think a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch about santa rosa. north will probably cover it hardly any to the south if

any showers monday. a mix of sun and clouds, a lot of high clouds though, streaming across 5060 after that weak system on wednesday. then everything says, you know what? we'll start to warm it up, especially as we get towards friday and into the weekend. a lot of cloud cover on sunday, but still looks pretty mild. you guys. >> all right steve. thanks. and arts organization in san francisco's chinatown celebrated the end of the lunar new year with everything from music to candy making. >> and you see the white powder is the cornstarch to make sure the molasses won't stick together. >> three different organizations and artists gathered at the edge on the square this weekend. candy artist derek tam was there making what's called dragon beard. he's one of the few remaining candy makers making the traditional sweet. >> i'm the fifth generation who made this candy in my family. i learned this from my dad. those dragon beer. we had a long life, so in the past, this thing was only served to the emperor. i want to show this traditional arts to the others. >> there are also craft opportunities for some hands on

paper lantern making. the city of oakland is getting ready for its own lunar new year parade this weekend. this year is the third year there has been a lunar new year parade through oakland's chinatown. organizers say it was challenging putting on the parade this year due to the city's budget cuts, but hyundai stepped up as a sponsor to cover all the costs. the oakland chinatown improvement council is hoping this year's festivities are just as successful as last september's night market, where thousands showed up and vendors sold out. >> we have restaurant mom and pe grocery people actually come to oakland chinatown. we're a hub from people all over the bay area. oakland chinatown is a living, breathing community. >> more than 40 organizations are taking part, with about 600 people set to march in the parade on top of live performances, including line dancers and drummers. there will also be an import car show this year. the festival and parade is set for the saturday and will

start and end at wilma chan park. the san francisco recreation and parks department unveiled a new basketball court mural this weekend at a playground in potrero hill. here's a look at the new burst of blue installed at jackson playground. it's a temporary mural that will be up until 2027, when construction is scheduled to start on a full scale park renovation. artist victor solomon says the mural is inspired by the colors of san francisco bay. the courtside foundation made a $50,000 donation to pay for the mural. meal prep sounds complicated, but it doesn't have to be. we're told when you join us over on ktvu. plus, find out how to save time, money, and eat healthier with a little plan [music] ■+ ■

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battles went into effect. the people who worked to pass it are being honored. ce law is meant to protect children from abusive parents during custody cases. it requires judges to be trained on domestic violence and child abuse, and strengthens protections for victims. because law was named after ahmaud andresen jr, who was killed by his father in 2017 at just five years old, the boy's mother joined advocates to honor those who fought for this new law. >> i have very emotions. the past few days have been very emotional. i am the proudest mama that works on this planet, that walks on this planet. but i also carry that level of sadness knowing that my son's death had to be the catalyst for something like this to happen. >> andresen's father was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison after he confessed to killing the boy during a court permitted visitation. a 16 year-old boy who fell 30ft down a mine shaft in placer county

was rescued by cal fire and it was all caught on video. >> rescuer ready. rescuers ready. rescuers ready. rescue ready. rescue ready. >> cal fire shared this video on social media. officials say the teenager was with his friends exploring the horizontal mine shaft on monday. the teens tried to repel down a vertical section using ropes, but the ropes snapped, causing the boy to fall 30ft. firefighters responded and used a complex rope system and air monitoring technology to reach him. the boy was taken to the hospital for evaluation. no word if the boys will face any charges for trespassing. >> 858 now the fda is the latest agency hit by the trump administration's cuts to the federal workforce. probationary employees who review the safety of food ingredients, medical devices and tobacco products were fired saturday. the total number of employees affected is not clear. as many as 5200 probationary employees were expected to be cut across. the entire department of health and

human services. the trump administration asking the u.s. supreme court to allow it to fire the head of the federal agency that protects whistleblowers. a court blocked the firing of hampton dellinger, who leads the office of special counsel. dellinger has argued the law only allows him to be dismissed over problems with his job performance, and that was not cited in his dismissal email. earlier this month, cattle numbers in the u.s. are dropping, and that's impacting the price of beef. the number of cows in the u.s. has dropped to its lowest level in about 70 years. some say weather conditions across the country are to blame. however, economists say demand for beef has not dropped even as prices rise. wine lovers on a budget can benefit from bayrea vineyards running special promotions over the next month. several wineries across sonoma county are holding $15 wine tastings from february 15th to march 15th. the chronicle reports the popularity of wine tastings caused fees to shoot up

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